Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1887, Page 4

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather Indications for the 24 hn: commencing at 3 p.m. For District of Columbia and Virginia, fair weather, stationary temperature, northerly winds, RH. Tavtor, 9k Pennsyivania avenue, has re- ceived during the past few days an immense as. Sortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s G siyles of Wraps, Jackets, Jerseys, clans andi Wrappers. Our largest and most varied = we belive the hand- We guarantee prices as te of goods ca be Sold DY any house in this city or New York You are invited to Inspect our stock, compare Prices, and then decide for yourself where to DUY Wo the best advantage. Our Tor Frook Baxoais Sane has developed Into an enormous affair. So many of our custom- ers are taking advantage of the opportunity to se- eure a bargain. Even if the article purchased Is not needed for present use, the temptation 1s so great that they buy for the future. New goods are added every day. Furniture, carpets and a par ‘Ucularly large line of portieres, lace curtains, be. W.'B. Moses & Sox. ‘Starve Guass Sunstirure. 411 7th st. nw. Dow’ Fouorr to have that Yale Latch with Cor- Tugaied Key ordered to-day! _ PaRET says: All goods at cost. Gaxvive FRENCH Kip Suogs for ladies, toe & common seuse, only $3, al the Star Shoe House, ‘TB 7th street. . fine PonTearms Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa, ave. Lapims, for $2 you can buy a genuine cur. kid, Dox toe Or com. sense button boot, at Mra W. H Rich's, 717 Market Spac: FUSsELL’s Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies, StaTe MANTELS at cost. Shedd # Bro., 433 9th Street nw. win Fluid Stoves; best and cheapest yet invented. Please examine. B. ¥. GvY & Co., 1006 Pennsylvania ave. ‘Woman Agtirictal Eves. Hempier’s,cor.43g and av. cITY AND_ DISTRICT. H Anmsements ‘To-night. | Namionat—The Florences in “The almighty Doliar.” Ausatan's—“The Gypsy Baron.” Kewwan's.—Variety. Manassas PANoRAMA.—Day and evening. Haxuts’.—“Mugg’s Landing. Condensed Locals. In the Criminal Court this morning, Nathan W. Fitigerald, recently indicted tor perjury, appeared DELIVERED UP HER SON. What a Mother Did to Prevent Her Boy from Marrying. ‘Mrs. Von Schaffhausen, an old lady who lives on Ray's farm, near Forrest Glen, on the Mc branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, came to the detective office in this city yesterday to enter a complaint against her son, Ernest Von Schaffhausen, in order to prevent his marfiage to @ Woman she did not want for a daughter-in-law. AS the officers could not assist the old lady unless the young couple had violated some law or were Suspected of something other than matrimonial relations, she said she might as well tell them that he was a deserter from the army, and she would rather see him in custody than witness his mar. riage to this woman. She said that he enlisted October Sth, 1885, and deserted at Jefferson bar- racks, Missouri, January 3st, 1886. Detectives Raff and Horne took a description of the deserter, who is only 23 years of age, and an hour later they returned with bim from Untontown. He was captured before he could get his license to be mar- ried to-day. The yout man will be turned over to the War department, and 1s likely to take a trip to Fort Leavenworth. In that event the mar- riage will have to be “off” for a while at least. ——__ ‘The Washington Club Games. WHERE AND WHEN THE HOME CLUB WILL PLAY THIS SEALON. ‘The following ts the schedule of league games decided upon at yesterday's meeting, 80 far as Washington 1s concerned: Washington at Home—Plays Boston April 28, 29, 30, June 6, 7, 8, October 5, 6, 8; with New Yorks May 2, 3, 4, June 2, 3, 4, September 30, October 1, 3; with Philadelphia, M: 7,01 2, July 11, 12, 13, August 29, 30, 31; with May 20) 21/23, Suly 10, 20, 21,” Auirust 22, 2? with Pittsburg, May 36, 27, 3a July 15, 16, 18, September 1, 2, 3; with Indianapolis May 30 (womung and afternoon, a1, July % 8, 8, August “Washington Abroad—Plays in New York May 9, 10, 11, June 9, 10, 11, September 5,6, 7; Boston, May 12, 13, 14, June 13, 14, 15, August 18, 19, 20; In Philadelphia, June 16, 17, 18, August 13, 15, 16, September 26, 27, 28; in’Chicago, June 0, guly 5M 2, August 1, 2 3;'September 19, 20, 21; in Detroit, Fane 21, 22, 23, August 9, 10, 11, September 15, 10, 12; in Hatisbing, June 25, "7, 28 "august 5 8 morning and’ ai 2), 28, 29, 3 eae Sales Real Estate. The Columbia Title Insurance company have ‘bought of Mr. W. J. Newton the property at the northwest corner of 5th and E streets northwest, fronting 20 feet on E street by 95.3 depth on Sth, for $12,000. The brick building on the property An court, and bali being xed in $1,000, It was given: Mr. S.C. Fitzgeraid coing on the bond. Sir. Fitzgerald was in New Yors when the indict- ment was found, und “arily came on to | answer it. | ‘The B. and O, Telegraph company has provided is messengers boys With Austrailan ponies, | ‘The wili of Commodore Pailip C. Johnson was filed yesterday. He leaves his estate, real and | to his children, share and ike, & life interest to the widow, who ts | Ramied as executrix. The biil a! National for to-night has been ebanged ral demand from “Dorabey and Son” lo “fhe Mighty Dollar The youn: peojie onganized « vetn}e M. E. church have | with the following Officers: K.P. € E. L. Keller, | Vice president retary; S. Weeeh, treass nist Sounders, assis! ,, chor: | ‘There will be « meeting at tue Metropolitan | hotel parlor tais evening of gentlemen interested | ia the carnivai closing evenin, rate mt the ropored to De beld up the national drtil, i “Ef I Should Die To-Night.” PIRACY BY AN ENGLISH AUTHOR. | To the Editor of Tue EVENING S74: | ‘The republication of Mr. Beecher’s charming | poem “If I Should Die To-Night,” in this evening's ‘Stax, recails to mind an uncotamonly bold act of Aterary piracy on the part of Mr. H. Rider Hag- ani. In his novel “Jess,” recently published, the poem Is taken over bodily, with only the very few Verbal alterations necessary to titit to the cireum- | ‘Stauces of the story. ‘The heroine is supposed to compose it “yuck. jost_ without correc Won. It wasa habit of hers * * * and now it | asserted itself irresistibly and half unconsciously.” | See page 256 of “Jess,” in the cheap smnall edition | Of the Scuside Library (Geo. Munro). @ March 8, 1887. | a eee ‘The Merest Bosh. | To the Editor of Tax Evaxtxe Stax: i It is well understood that When a pleader resorts | to mere petiifoging it 1s an admission that his eause has no foundation in justice or merit. That 48 precisely the case with the Republican in its | attempt to justify the appointment of Trotter. If | 4t was wrong to appoint Matthews, because he was & non-resident, it was equally wrong to appoint | ‘Trotter for the same reason. If it was right tor ‘the Senate to reject the former it was Wrong for 4 to coniirm the latter; and all the talk about the Fesolutivn of the democratic convention not apply- | Jag to the District as weil as the territories Is une | Merest bosh,—unworthy of a moment's considera- | ‘Woo. A. REPUBLICAN. | Suimz For $20,000 Damages. } CASE GXOWING OUT OF THE SOLDIERS’ HOME CON- | Tact. | Today Messrs. F.& G. Miller, for Lane & Mal-| Ball, entered suit against Frank Baldwin to re- | cover $20,000 damages They state that at the | instance of de‘endant, who proposed to put Ina Did for theerection of a building at Soldiers" Home, | ‘they made an estimate for the stonework amount- | lng two $78,000, to enable bun to bid, with the un- derstanding that sould defendant be awanted the contract tuey were to do the stonework: that Whe contract was awarded to the defendant, and, RobWitustanding the labor taey performed. {oF | him, his promises to give them the jod and Weir preparations to do the work, said Baldwin | Feftses now to give them the work or wo allow | Them to compete for the Same, and thereby they are damaged. A New Bumpixe Assoctatios.—The Northern Liberty German-American Building association, No. 4, organized last evening and elected the fol. lowing odicers: Presiddat, ¢heo. PUtt; vice pre- Sideat, A. S. Jounsen; Secretary, 2d. Brown; fweasurer, P. A. MatiCrn; boar’ of directors, | Messrs. |. Wytich, Dadiel Geisler, Chris i | Krey, H. ¥. breurliger, Jas. P. Perley, J.P. V. Rit | ter, J. Utteuberg, August Kieihheta and Thomas Sampson. ee ‘Tur PuRIM BaLi—-A feature of the celebration of the Hebrew Feust of Purlin was the masquerade | bal givea by Kebecea Lodge, No. 1, Dauguters of Asrae:, at Adel’s hall, last night. “The mall was hand-omeiy decorai he | Boor was une | warded Lor tie Dest ‘Mr. Simon Woit. | mnprised I. L. Blout, S| 4. Krouhelwer, Chatles Charles Kauffuan, A. - Fellneuner, Wu. Wolf, gay mnasqueraders in prtes ‘Tae committer in charg: Wolf, ti. Wrane, A. Adie: Ynederich, Hi.” King, 5 Kaufinan, H. Ki and. Bieber. Wants 4 Recerven Arvorwrep.—Yesterday Oliver Fi 4 Dill in equity agaiast Jos. i. of uals city, and Siuith, ‘arner alleges that and that Dixon €Cv., of Balti he has a judymer Polkinhora uiso owes § Rave a Of Polkiuhorn, at 1108 E street, but that these Printing materials may be soid, &. asks the appointment of a receiver to take such Printing m.tertals into posse and secure the @ebt due by Poikinnorn to pi Show Cause Was Isued, returnabii — mith, Di Rosrrzres Reroxtep.—R. C. Murphy, 937 K | Street northwest, reports the li opera glasses, Worth $20.—Levi Curry, 521 7th Street northwest, reports stolen from his’house $5. in money.—Frauces J. Douglass reports stolen from Ler house, on che 7th-street road, a quantity oC ‘clothing, worth $11.—Kobert ‘Mason, 911 ‘Wrench street northwest, reports stolen $5 in money. ——— A Cam DRIVER CuaxckD wirm Rozgixe ax OLD Soupigk—Tuts morning im the Poilce Court, Jas. Devaughn, a cab driver, was charged with robbing an oid soldier nained James Williams of $12 while the latter was under the influence of liquor. The complainant testitied that day before yesterday Be Was in the defendants cab and Bad drank about six clases of beer during the day. ‘The last Deer he bad he drank with the detendant. It seemed to stupefy him, and Witness knew. nothing more unl next moruing wuen be found that he had been left in a iolzing house. The boarding Rouse Keeper testitied that the man when brought to the house wemed to be in a stupor. Officer Holinbencer wstitied that the defendant sald t0 him, fn." man was too drunk to spend the mone Snd'L took it and spent it tor him, Tit bet soe $5 you can't du auything with me for it.” The judge Said cab drivers who haul drunkeu men had better net tamper with them, and sent the case to the grand jury; bonds, £00. —= ChSON DEMOCKATIC ASSOCIATION.—A meet- Jackson Democratic assoctation 1s called for two-night for the election of ofticers. | The can- Vassing for president, to Ml the place so long held by the late John E. Norris, is quite active. Among €O., Who | deed of trast on certata printing materials | ‘will be elther remodeled or replaced by a building for offices. Mr. C. E. Foster has bought of John A. Prescott lot 1, Squaré 68, fronting 45 by 8 feet on the northwest corner of 21st_and © streets, tor $2362.50. K-H-T-Lelpold has bought for $4,005.90, of &. F. Whiteside, sub lots 84 and 85, square 155, 1,817 square feet each,on Corcoran street, between 17h and 1sth northwest. zioininn ‘THR AMATRUR Base Batt. LeaGur will hold a meeUng at the National hotel this evening forthe purpose of perfecting a permanent organization and preparing for the sutamer campaign. It 13, expected that there will be a large attendance, as unusual fnterest has already been shown for the collecting of the clubs in an association. — SENTENCED FOR JMMORALITY.—This morning, in the Police Court, James Sears, colored, nineteen Years of age, WaS arraigned on a charge of inde- cent exposure on East Capitol street, between 6th 17th streets. ‘Two Uttle girls trom St. Cectlia’s ademy and a colored woman gave conclusive ‘testimony as to the crime, and the court imposed a tine of $50 or three months on the farm. ee ee Affairs in West Washington, Cnxen ELEctIoN.—The Congress Street M. P. church last night elected Mr. George A. Birch dele- gate to the conference which meets at Easton, Md., April Sth, and J. D. Cathell, alternate dele- atc. Messrs. Jacob Young, B. K.’Gladmon, Jas, Stoke, Richard Young and Wm. Marriatt’ were elected stewards, Messrs. Win. E. Bell, J. D. heil, Jas. Martin, C. H. Demar, John E. Cox, Birch and C. A. Uppérman, trustees. <al.—Water bas been let into this level of the canal, but a dispatch from Cumberland says that the break at Oldtown cannot be repaired be- fore the end of the week, and that there will be few, If any, shipments of coal before the first of pri Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE EVENING STAR. ‘THE MARYLAND Funny Boat.—An offer has been made for the purchase of the ferry steamer Vir- ginia, Which Was bull. some ten or twelve years agotorunon the ferry between this city and "Possum Hall, on the south Une of the District of Columbia, Tt is understood that if the Virginia 1s Sold she Will be used at the upper end of the Dis- trict to counect Georgetown With the Virginia shore until the compietion of the Aqueduct bridge. ‘The steamer has a broad, clear déck and can carry over four wagons at a time. The Alexandria ferry company, owning the steamer, will meet to- ‘The ferry, whic dates fr0u190, Wil'be Kept Ope he ferry, Which dates from 17 row-boats. ie joTEs.-The company owning the Silent Iron Works are now negotiating with the Warton Ship company of New York to leasethat company a por- Uon of the extensive water front between Wilkes and Duke streets —The steamer T. W. Arrow- suilth, of Washington, is undergoing spring repairs at the’ ship yard.——a’club-house 13 being put_up at Four-Mile Run by some Washingtonians. —The Mayor has tned two Washingtonians. who gave their names as J. C. Smith and H.C. Shannon, for disorderly conduct on the Alexandria and Wash- ington train, and released them.—Alfred Hamil ton has bought of W. P.Graves a small house, With lot 20° feet front, on Fairfax street, near Franklin, at $350. This lot 1s located about 400 Yards from where it 1s proposed to build the Steamer Pocahontas. ee Respect to the Memory of Beecher. THE PUBLIC AND MANY PEIVATE BUILDINGS IN BROOKLYN DRAPED IN BLACK. ‘The public butidings in Brooklyn were yesterday draped in black as a mark of respect to the late Henry Ward Beecher. Many stores and private dwellings are also draped. ‘The public schools and many stores will probably be closed on the day of the funeral. Nearly every prominent organization in Brooklyn has met and passed resolutions ex- pressive of grief in the loss of the eminent divine. he Plymouta Church cominittee accepted the Olfer of Lhe citizens’ committee to have formal services held in the different churches in the W- einity of Plymouth church at the same time that the funeral services are held. It would be Impos- sible for thousands of people to gain admission to the church. ‘The body of Mr. Beecher was em- Dalmed by Undertaker J. M. Hopper. Mr. Hopper Said that Mr. Beecher's face in expression gave | evidence of his having suffered great pain. “The face Was not pinched, but it had flattened out much. | Mrs. Beecher Went out for a short drive Yesterday. ‘She is 40 prostrated by grief tat it 18 feared she will not long survive. ‘Tue sculptor, J. @- 8. Ward, yesterday succeeded in getting 4 splendid plaster cast of the features Of air. Beecher. It 13 now proposed to erect a Beecher monument in the Brooklyn City Hall + | Square tn the place where the fountain now stands. eee | Fisesr Quarry Frexcu Sarnes, ‘New and beautiful styles, 29¢. ¥ TRICOT CLOTH, beautiful dress goods, pure wool, ‘Wide double width, cheap at 30c., reduced to 37 e- CASHMERE SHAW] ecasnee ‘LS, pure wool, Cream, Blue and TABLE DAMASK, fine quality, pure linen, 50c. BLACK CASHMERES, wide double width, fine quality, 3740 DRESS GOODS, pure wool 25e. HOME-SPUN WAMSUTTA CAMBRIC, fine quality, yard wide, 10c AMEKICAN SATINES, French Styles, 15¢. RGE, beautiful dress goods, WIDE dou ble fold, 12 yards for $2. excellent qual- BLEACHED SHEETING COTTON, ity, cue yard anda halt wide bone. BLACK SURAH SILK, 75e. BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 75e. BLACK SILK MERVEILLEUX, 75e. BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 73c. COLORED BROCADE SILKS, 75e. FANCY SILKS, 40c.. 45c.. 500. BLACK STKIPED SILK VELVET, $1.15 CHUDDA SERGE, pure wool, double width, 34c. LARGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL QUILT, worth 3-50. vrese! SPaty: Rieggnted to each customer who buys $16 worth ERE RRR Ss ge ERes Fe Sak Se ee = ERE K B Sas8 7 EAR 7TH ST. mh8 G s J extiemens Hrs, SPRING STYLES DRESS AND OPERA HATS. DERBY HATS IN COLORS. “YOUMANS” N. ¥. HATS. “KNOX” N. ¥. HATS, Sole Agents for this city. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON, ‘Hatters and Furriers, 1237 Pa. av. the candidates are: James L. Norris, son ‘of the late presidemt; Mr. Jesse B. Wilson and Mr. RW. Feniwicn. --— ‘Tux HowaRp Mepicas. ComMENCEMENT.—Thirty- two students graduated lant night at the TSth an- Bual commencement of the Howard university Medteal sehool, held at the Congregational church, Dr. T. b. Livod, Uke desn of the faculty, made the address to tiie graduates, and President Patten conferred the diplomas ‘The valedictorian of the medical class was Dr. Altred L. Wykuaun, of the ¢lass in dentistry Dr. Murdock C. Smith, and of the class in pharuiacy Dr. Mary E Murrisdu. — Hx: yor Tu Gxanv Juxy.—The case of Hattie Smith, the young colored woman charged with cutting Lizzie Lawson's head open with a cleaver Street and ‘Peunsylvania ‘avenue, was called {ial in the Police Court to-day. and the court, after hearing Une testimony, sent the case to the Fand jury; bonds $00. —— Eta Weswee, the greatest single lady specialist ‘word, ts pecking keraau'a. > agecrtioe: Gnuzar_Repvcriox Ix FALL AND WINTEE STOCK. 10, Men's and Boys' Cassimere Suite. oe 4 = ya" Single Pants, 480. u : Men's Single Yants, We. upwards. J ‘Shoes in broken sizes it haif price. $1 Lulies Kit bees aly Soe ita crear | SMESEE YS oie veo ete, Fare Or Cuance EMBROIDERY LESSONS given free of charge, st . OPPENHEIMER’S, 528 Othet nw. it for the Running New: Sole Agent Light] ing New Home Sewing all so rod Machines for rent by week or month, ac Paper Fashions. mabe mbs Ove New Srocx or SPRING OVERCOATS Embraces a grest variety of every grade, from $7 to the finest silik-lined. Glad to have you look at them. ‘We have opened about 50 dozen NECKTIES of all the Iatest shapes. Look at them. They arethe | *4, best for the price in the city. NOAH WALKER & 00. mbo 625 Pennsylvanis avenue. Warrmax Warozza LADIES’ WALTHAM WATCHES from $28.50 to $50 GENTS WALTHAM WATCHES from $38 to $100. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND THE | ©t885c.. worth CHEAPEST PRICES IN THE CITY. ‘SAM'L LEWIS’ SONS, 1215 Pennsylvania Avenue. Established 1840, mh9-6t J. C. Hercmmsox, IMPORTER. SPRING OPENING MILLINERY, PATTERN BONNETS, ROUND HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, MARCH 107s, 1172 AND 127s. ‘WRAPS, VISITES, JACKETS st $2.50 and upward. Our stock consists of choice goods, best grade fabric and manufacture. ‘LACES, PASSEMENTERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, ar ATTRACTIVE PRICES. NOVELTIES IN JAPANESE SCARFS, TABLE COVERS, Ero. FOSTER KID GLOVES, WITH NEW IMPROVED ‘HOOK, $1 PAIR UPWARD. 3. ©. HUTCHINSON. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Azrivr Bear & Co. ‘Will Open Their NEW SHOE STORE, At 1211 F street northwest, ABOUT MARCH 30TH, ‘With a Complete Stock of FINE SHOES, SHOES OF EVERY KIND, FOR ALL USES, FOR YOUNG AND OLD, SOFT SHOES FOR TENDER FEET. WALKING SHOES FOR WALKING PEOPLE. FASHIONABLE SHOES FOR PEOPLE OF FASHION. SHOES WHICH FIT AND ARE COMFORTABLE FOR EVERY ONE. SHOES WHICH WEAR WELL. ‘The Well-known BURT*S BHOES ‘Will be Our Leading Feature ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F street northwest. 500 OVERCOATS WILL BE SOLD AT JUST ONE- HALF, OR 50 OENTS ON THE DOLLAR, AT OAK HALL, CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS. ‘This is as good an investment as could ibly be made. You can buy an Overcoat from $5 to $16, Which you can wear’ short Hime now and tmveit ext fall for just one-half the price you will have to pay pre of Spring Over- mn BF Up Tn Suits we have made immense reductions, as the following list shows: 25 Suite at 15. Dress Suits (swallow tail cost) at $15. Odd Pants, immense variety, from 81.50 tp, FOR BOYS 4 TO 13 YEARS. 85 Overcoats at $3. $6 Overconts at #4. 37.50 Overcoats at $3. ‘Gvercoats at $6. 110 Overcoats at $7.50, 4 Jucket and Pants at $2.50. Jacket and Pants at 6 Jacket aud Pants at 7-50 ducket end Pants, 9 Jacket aud Punts at 86, 10 Jacket and Pants at $7. FOR BOYS 13 TO 18 OAK HALL, 125 CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS No More Gury Han xe Ms More Dando Sour No andruff oF Scurt. ‘No More Brach or Wiry Hair. For all,these conditions we heartily recommend NATTANS’ CHRYSTAL DISCOVERY; it readily | turns gray or faded hair back to its natural color in three to ten days, it is warranted to stop the hair from falling out ima month or two, leaving the scalp free of all dandruff and seurf. BUT ABOVE ALL, ‘We recommend it because it is entirely unlike all other Hair Restoratives, in that itis entirely free from all poisons; it has no sediment to shake up, and conse- quently is perfectly clean to apply. Price $1. ARTHOR NATTANS, Proprietor, 14th and Iand 24 and D sta. n. w. Sent to any part of the country on receipt of price. Bisnors Caurnonme An Exquisite Toilet Article for Rough sein allay ieeitation, aud wil keep The Couplenien Besulirully smooth. Goftand Clear. [ovaluable tosvery ‘ollet, rice 3b coute “ey it Guaranteed to give rug Stores aud by the proprietor, Ce 1. C. BISHOP, Druggist, 730 9th st, cor. Hat. nw. ja11-3m Ger Tue Besr. “THE CONCORD HARNESS” ‘We have on hand s full stock of the Celebrated Con- cord Harness of all kinds at Concord prices; Bole Agency for the CELEBRATED WHITMAN SADDLES, ‘LUTZ & BRO, 12 497 Penna. sve.. next to National Hotel. ‘ALL AND WINTER, "86 AND °87. Full line of ourown {mj pportations FRENCH, EN‘ LISH and SGOTCH SUTLINGS, OVERCORTIRGS and TEOUSERINGS, sporting ‘Tailoring SE at the lin; s ‘Ee e212 1111 Pennhsivante sveime. Waeatiers STEAM DYE WORKS RUSH 18 OVER Guigence done CH RUPPERT, 008-405 7thst. ow. CITY ITEMS. Drives in School Shoes. if button shoes, sizes 11 to 2, ware ranted sou feather outer aud inner soles at Doc, worth fully $1.25. $1. x yh cut button Bet hae ath ae cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $1.50. ‘shoes, sizes 3 to 53, button or lace, every pair warranted, at $15, orth $1.05. at 750. "8 fine kid spring heels, sizes 4 to 8, at 50c., worth 65c. A full assortment of above, in all sizes and widths, ‘Tue Stak SHOR Hovse, 726 7th street, Gentlemen’s New Spring Style Hats. B 5th avenue Silk Hats, $5 eee eee now York Dearne tose, Einockabouts, “Crushers and vraveling Hats c rs” and Travel R. C. aes & Sox, 1421 New York wee ke The Popular One Price West End Hatters, ‘Branch 020 7th street nw. Established 1863. 2 Don’t Forget To-Morrow, ‘To-morrow (Friday, March 11th) at 2 o'clock, at e21 et ls avenue, under Metropolitan hotel, Washington, D.C. 1s the grand opening of ‘the great bankrupt sale of fine clothing, hats and other ; from a large wholesale firm that failed in New York city, Everything will be sola forty- five per cent less than cost, as sale must close in seven days. Men's superior quality sults $3.49, guaranteed erat or mone; etre Men's elegant pants $1.15, guaranteed w or money. remanded. We bind ourselves to return money if above, are not satisfactory. Men’s fine over- couts $2.85 guaranteed worth $15 or money re. turned, and £0,000 different. styles finest: quay suits ahd overcoats equally as cheap. Men's Jack- 7. Extra fine umbrellas 95c., worth $2. Underwear and 20,000 different other oe jually ascheap. Sale commences Friday, larch 11th, at 2 o'clock, at 621 Pennsylvania ave- nue, under Metropolitan hotel, Washington, D. C., eer close in seven days. Store open till ite te Special Sale To-Morrow. Congress Canvas for drawn work scarfs, 19¢. ard; Linen Bureau. Scarfs, stamped, 39¢.; ‘Side- Covers, 49¢.; Momie ‘Cloth Bureau Covers, drawn work, 79¢.; Momie Cloth Splashers, with borders, 68¢.; Pillow Shams, 21c.; Sheet Shams, 12%c. "Another lot Lonsdale Cambric Aprons, 15¢. “Cheese Cloth Aprons, 8¢. All Stik and Plush ‘Tassels marked down to close out. ‘The balance of our Worsted and Silk Fringes at half price. Bar- gains in Jerseys, [1] _ Sins, Max WEYL, Agt. See Advertisement of prices in the Washington Critic city specials column to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, the ith inst, It will pay you to remember it ‘and read it. N. T. Metzger & Bo, 1 17 7h st. nw, Our Razors Sharpened Gratis,487 Pa.av. Phillips’ Digestible Cocon makes a very delicious and nourishing drink. It 1s particularly adapted for persons of weak diges- tion, differing. tierein from ail other cocoas in the market. In half-pound and five-pound cases. Kept by all druggists and grocers. a Don’t be Humbugged any Longer. ayoucannotget a good smoke tor Avecents except inthe “Grand Republic” Cigarros. Luchs & Bro., sole agents, 625 7th street northwest. 1 Examine Augenstein’s $7.94 Rattan Baby Carriages. 02 “Lets Talk $25 Harness.”—Bocker’s. co No Safer Remeay can be had for Coughs and Colds, or any trouble of the throat, than “Brown's Bronchial ‘Troches.” Price 25 cents. Sold only in boxes. eo je repairs china, &c. 6m Examine Augenstein’s $9.95 Satin- Lined Carriages. coz “10c. Royal” mendseverything! Lansburgh’s For New Spring Dress Goods to 736 7th st., J. E, Young's Latest styles, lowest prices. 736 7th st 02 ‘The Sherman Hats at Auerbach & Bro’s. Examine Augenstein’s $11.98 Plush. Lined Carriages. ez Ivory Starch, economical, always ready and reliable, perfect finish, All grocers. th8 Examine Augenstein’s stock of Baby Car- rlages before purchasing elsewhere. eo Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning and delivered in 3¢ 1b. “Ward” prints, 45e. per 1b. Also, Cottage Chéese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk Se. per quart, Cream 15c. L A NNN gSSg 1 AA NNN & Ean Sek BRE aed TLLL A A NNN Sss8 BR U U RRR Hires Bes “ou ROE ae BBR es BOB Sik BBB aos, BB asi* EBB READ CAREFULLY. THE BARGAINS For ‘THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OUR RUGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS. Sweet Briar Soap, 21c. per bor. 3cakes toa box. 25e, Leather Purses, 21e. 5c. Writing Desks, 4. Boys' Windsor Ties, 2c. Barbers! Towel. all linen, huck, $1 per dozen. 56-inch Turkey Red Oil Boiled Table Damask, B87 4e.; worth 50c, 500 dozen Wah Rags, 18c. per doz.; worth 374c. 200 dozen Lunch Doylies, 33c. perdoz.; worth G0e. Venetian Cloth, e. per yard.: worth 15c. Some- thine entirely new,” To ivtroduceit we will sell 30 for Thursday and Friday at Oe. per yard, ‘cases of fine French Percale Remuants, light and aatk fyeured, In desirable lengths, ouly 10c: per yard: Worth at least L2%e. ‘We have several pieces of the Silver Gray Verdi Cloth lefts at 12¥c. yer yard: an excellent fabric for Spring and summer dresses; worth 2¢ 3. cases of light-fiured Batiste Reinnants, 1 yard witevonly ‘Ux per yard actual vale Tha his is an exceptlonal offer. Also, 3 cases of Imported Batiste Francaise Rem- nants, excellent weisiit iu light and dark patterns, only i0c. per yard; worth considorabiy more. ‘The last lot of the well known licht-tieured French fatcen Remnants, only 12)¢e.per yard; worth 250, and Although we have sold an enormous quantity of Cas- simere Kempants for men's and boys’ wear, we have yet a lange assortinent eft. ‘These ‘Reninant have been considered good value by some of our leading mer- chant tailors. a A fine selection of fat peries, the latest styles and beautiful desigus, af 10cy, L2%ey Loe. and L8e, Cetits est of f ly with the nest of some of out it) wo kava chtained anottucrvaoaot the Eagan Nome Cream Sateen, at 8c. per yard; worth 0c. ; us niany purposes. ‘3 cases of Plain Gingham Remnants in Blue, Brown and Grey, good quality, only Se. per yard, worth 12 %c. 2 cases of Cream ground figured cambric finish calico remnants, only Sc. per yard, worth 8c. A lotof Bleached Utica ind Pilon : 5-4 Ze. 6-4 20c. 10-4 ‘An ltamense quantity of Plain India Linen at yard, worth at least Sc. These are not remnants, will cut any quantity er nes Lease of French Organi ta at 10c. yard, worth 20c. oy 7},lotof store soiled Bustles, 25e. worth 50, 65 and ‘Children's Colored Shirt Waists, all sizes, only 20c. Gloria Umbrellas, $1.40. Figured Canvas Cloth, 123c. per yard, worth 18¢. Figured Foulards, 6c., worth 10c. Cheese Cloth, all colors, 5c. per yard. 350 pieces Dress Ginghams, 8c. per yard. 250 pieces Cream Seersuckers, 6c. per yard. 1 lot of $1.50, $1.25 and 81 Corsets for 73c. 10. Infants’ Slips, 58e., worth 85c. made cae Powe ce imertiog Palignee fs Ladies White Skirts, ruffle of cambric, cluster of ‘tucks, 50c. Ladies’ Chemise, 3 rows of Inserting and ruffie, 50c. Bix (6) different styles chemise, 75c. each, worth $1. ‘Bring this “Ad” with you for comparison. Sheeting Ibe. ut ‘All goods as herein advertised. Plenty other bargains. ‘Among the many, 800 remnants of silks, satins, and velvets, which will’ be displayed in our Dress Goods ‘Room, at way below usual prices. Containing quantities from % yard up to 10 yards. LANSBURGH & BRO., ONE PRICE. 420, 422, 424,426 7TH ST. = mhd You Have A Cuaxce YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO BUY ANyY- THING IN CLOTHING AT 20 PER CENT ‘FROM MARKED PRICES PREVIOUS TO OUR REMOVAL TO OUR NEW BUILDING, 434 SEVENTH STREET. GEORGE SPRANBY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 507 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Ea~ Name in White Letters on Window. mht per | SUMMER RESORTS. R SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING southwest corner 30th and Q sts.. front feet on Q st. and 60 fect on 30th st., improved by 11 rooms dwelling. Will sell entire or the from the vacant, J. McL. i. "706 D st.a.w. imy mhl0-St DESIRABLE | BUILDING SALE—A MOST on Massachusetts ave. between Oth and 10th Pe 103 feet, south Sun wT eaSTSS Fata. Cor, izth an T sts... 17th 6 ¢, n't Mass. av. Boundary, with b.b..25¢. "ALEY, mblO-St_ 10 New York ave. ‘5FJOR SALE—TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS (on north side of 8 st. n.w., just west of New Hamy iabizo aye, Choup if soldat ice, WESCOTT & Wi COX, 1967 Penusyivanis ave. "__ mhi0-3t” OR SALE-SOME SPLENDID LOTS STILL RE- ‘Finining at Wultney close; several dwelliney stout igs commenced tres ne beat ered and rar 3 y for inves a NERE COO Fst tog SALE_FINE LOT, SOUTH FRONT, Circle, ZOxNO: Yery cReap, » hear Dupont Cirle, 26x75 to aller t., near Dupont Circle, 26x100 toalley. st., near Dupont Circle, 30x120 to alley. at, near Dupont Circle, 18x50 each. ith “st, near Dupont Circle, 20x75 to jew Hampshire ave., near Dupont Circle, Connecticut ave., near Dupont Circle, ‘Pst. near Dupont Circle, 20290 to alley. A Hoar Connecticut aves 808100 15 ‘V st,, near 14th, 17x70 to alley. fine Lot, Lst., near 19th, 26375 to alley: 4th st. nw. - : 3 aa yen: bree 3 Fate sees Sl fe E Bg 2 by Ea S mh9.2m_ Apply CHARLES EARLY, 603 j|ALE—SOME FINE LOTS AT THE ORIGI- rices on Whitney ave.: leading into Soldie1 Home (Whitney Close). " Now is the time to buy, before extensive building is commenced theres ‘BH. WARNER & CO. mh9-31 16 F OR SALE—92.000 SQUARE FEET GROUND, ‘Lanier Heights, at 12c. per foot; offered at thi ice for this week, as the owner is leaving the city. This is a real bargain. But little cash opportunity to make money. DAVID D. amb9-st faired. A Tare DASTONE. ‘OR SALE—1:35,000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUN! on 7th street extended, with an elegant Brick House on it, stable, &c., for only 15c. He tmayine more than that for the bere it. Maybe subdivided. “Plat made.” Easy tern DAVID D. STO! P26 Pathe, Lom! toot. Parties is your chance. inb9-3t AUTIFU each 20380, Ist a foot for a few days, DAVID D. STONE, 1226 F st. n.w. (OR SALE_A HANDSOME FRONTAGE ON N. W. corner of 8th ond Boundary sts. n. w., containing about 12,000 fect of ground This property in munceye ible of @ sudicious subdivision, and builders would. do well to exeanine same. For price and terns ap) toCHAS. W. HANDY, 921 F st, aL. mho-3t OR SALE—LOTS 79, 80 AND 81, LANIER Heights, containing 91.7433 square feet _of a, aid baving's frontage of 472.50 feet on Poplar and 359.00 feet on Quarry road. Can be purch: TUM the next few days al 21 conte per aquare foot, edly the cheapest eround in this subdivision. aaa 8 OY STTCH, FOX & BROWN, mh9-3t "1437 Pa ave. hw. FRO! R SALE-TEN LOTS AT WHITNEY CLOSE, the original prices. Call at once. acess Peis H, WARNER & CO, mh9-3t __ 916 Fst.n. w. yt SALE—SEVERAL FINE LOTS ON COLUMBIA Helebts, near proposed Grant Circle, and cheap Building Sites on Capitol Hill, where values are con- ts CHAS, A. SHIELDS, 1226 F JFAOR SALE—ON 2D ST.. BET. A AND MARYLAND ‘ave. H: ey one of the moat central aud elisibie pieces of ground ‘dn Capitol Hill. 45 ft. front by 88 deep to wide alley; price 81-30 per foot.” Two fire “houses, or Tien Sey can be Crested upou tis ot eine ot which would sell or ‘rent. to Wantage. M. HOHRER, id and East Capitol sta TmhS-St | POR SALE-VUMLDING LOTS—SPRCIAL DAT: [irains, 200 fect front; Boundary, near 3d at. NW. 76,000 square feet, square 820, 12xcts,. 3 square B81, Locts.; 26x110.1 eo, Torin Pot, saiare tise, and foe 100i, Gets: 20, ware feet aud 1138, Sets. THOMAS A. MITCHELL, TmbS-6t* ‘934 Fst, Rooms 5 and 6,_ OR SALE_WE HAVE AN EAST FRONT OF 33 feet on 20th st.. between Massachusetts ave.and Q ats. ee DE containing 3,450 sq. feet, at 80 per sq. foot. Feud west ‘comer 20th and Qsts, 42x88, at $3.25 sq.ft P Fast side Connecticnt ave, bet. Q and Rats, 24.7x Io ft alley, at Mat front of 40 fc by NO deep, on 21st, near Pat, at t front of 46 ft. by lots, JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st. WHITNEY CLOSE, AT 15 ridian Hill, 30, 35, 40 and | Whitney Mount P ts among them. 4 Columbia easant, 25c.; lots on Putter Ai So ee cham oes JOR SALE—TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC— In parties that cannot after office hours we have decided to keep our office open until 9 p.m, until further noties is given, wheres, full. sasortment of Building Lots, Houses aud Ground for speculatiot Willbe found. EAST WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. Ge het OR SALE—CHEAP—A TOT ON 25TH ST., BE- fween ALand N, with side and rear alley, suitable ior building 13 of 14 snail liouses: price 40c. per fot. J. Ie HERTFORD, 1423% Fai.) mbs-lwe FAOR SALE-CORNER LOT, MASSACH we ce “eyo fevnts can subdivide into, 10 1 : jeand a bargain if old at onc JOLTON, St. Cloud building, Sth and Fats, mhis-st? JOR SALE—BARGAINS_LOT ‘near Dupont elrele; and i Gon, W. EY BURFORD, 1422 New York ave. mhS! JOR SALE—40,000 FEET—DENNISON AND | Lehehton's subdivision of Mt. Pleasant: lange front | on three streets: a few days at 226, Lot opposite just | Sold for2oc. WALKER & WILSON, 1006 'F. mnh8-3t JOU SALE—NI - 10TH mea Tins JOHN SHERMAN & CO. mh 2407 Ft OR SALE—A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AND 5.6 front, 106 feet deep to a sq. 184, ahd party wall of | 2 house to be’ built fmmediately, on the west side of IGth st. w., near K stn. W."H. CLAGETT, mh7-108 819 Market Space. JOR R% ible Property on Fat, between Gthand 7th thine, Business Property on Zth st. Can be leased to resent oot rice $15,000. z Npait SWORMSTEDE & BRADLEY, mh7-6t O27 F st. 2 SALE— FR fev choice Lota in Columbia Heights, Whitney Ta (dian Hil, for afew days. Slee = SWORMS' ‘d ‘& BRADLEY, mh7-6t 927 F st. PUES. x aT 2,000 hese are the ou ow obtainable on this finest thoroushfare leadiiue into E— (OR SALE-THE CHOICE OF WHITNI ‘Lots, by 5. C. HILL, corner Sth and F JOR SALE_COLUMBIA HEIGHT. Tots for Aale, prices ranging fron 2 Mic PLEASANT, 20. very dasirabl prices Terms very ensy. Aine 8 south font lots on bets Hable for handuonedwellitew: $e . HILL, Cor. 8th ane OF WHITNEY Lots, by 8. C. HILL, ev OK SALE—FRONTAG Fe ai'G0 fect on inestsus, water, sewer, &c.; desirable buih CHAS aN mbs-7t © Ho0F ee a OR SALE T_ TO, INVESTORS Fives are feet sn Witiaey Cloao subd jou, making about: some of which are the choicest of the eutire tract, aud whieh 1 will sell ut asmall advance to inumediate buyers. Terms —' cash, atanee 1, 2, Sanda years” Call at Once, 0 Real Estate, Siti and F'sts,_ | OICE OF WHITNEY CLOSE Lots, by 8. C. HILL, corner 8th and F sts, mho-7¢" JOR SALE—-VERY DESIRABLE—5 LOTS COR. [22d and O sts, 100x110. = Buildin: OR SALE_A FRONTAGE Pag anereo feceon sewer, water, &c.; Very : price low. FOE SALE_MERIDIAN BIETT Have A NU ber of the dest ‘OF 148 FEET BY. ‘3d st. east, betwoen E tat nae CHAS A CUES 1430 Ft. Lota i thig eu division. whieh Price ad io re se aean oot ‘Suly’s Yery profitable tayewtment to hold. but onetrome ER cue rpturae may be realized ClIAS A Me. EUEN 1420 Fst. ms. BETWEEN 17TH Gonctoat vee Sab tte ate Frame trent mont ‘Will be soid at ble firure. SE LER & RUIN mh5-6t* FS, SALE_VERY FINE CORNER: Whitne, ‘subdivizio n5-6t ml aon eREE-LO TS IR FahinceStin wood sisee subdivision, ‘mho-6t* t SALE—GI Bs ; the demand in East aan 6 this section is. Ol "iD, LOT IN ry Close: one of the very best in the whole original Price for s few di : good lots. PYLE & RUTHERYORD, 1226 F st. n. ‘LOTS IN HALL AND ELV ANS’ SUB- vision, Whitney Close ‘and yabdivision, TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1596 Fstn-w. JREAT BARGAINS IN PROPERTY ced prices. This in theetime to purchase. GREAT MANY FEET OF GROUND TOW A TTTTLE MONEY. _mh5-7¢ FoR FES RE TT Face sas tended: also Lote in Sferidign sulk Door Foe BALES CHEAP TOTS IN PROSPECT HILL " A, McEUEN, 1420 F st. nw. ime id subdivision, af the head of North Capitol st. £2,000 tect. Will Payments down, and mb5-7t sirable, _mh5-7t FOR SALE CHOICE LITTLE BUILDING. le lots, On sinall ‘on very easy terms. CHAS. A. SICEUEN, 2420 Fata. be sold in a body or in ‘body sing! )R SALE_WHITNEY CLOSE—SIX VERY DE- Corner Lots, at a — ‘A. MOEURN, 1480 Pet 10, ‘onting south on M st, next to corner of New ‘Hampshire ave. and M st. “mh4-Lw, THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1:324 F st. R SALE—HALF SQUARE OF LAND IN THE Frcrinwent; well situated tor tmanetiate Iawree ment; within ‘will be sold mht-2w JOR SALE—CHEAP 1 yer of Dupont cine; THOS. 3. FISHER & CO. 1324 F stn.w. NORTHEAST, ‘section ofthe city, We have @ lane number ot cheap lots in the northeast section of the city, which wwillhonoid on exay tera of payment Sw. THOS. J. FISHER & FOR SALE-ABOUT 7 FEET | ‘SITUALED ON WHITNEY EXTENDED. 305 feet 3TH ST. front on Whitney avenue, af the cornerof 13th at. and 173 feet on Lydecker avenue. Apply to mhi-2w "THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1304 F at. OR SALE—EAST HALF OF SQUARE 752, BOUNDED BY G, H AND 3D si beautifully for. improvement: direct] ‘York avenue line of cars: old chs mh4-2w THOS. J. FISHER & CO., oR SALE—W on Sth st. n.e., bet. feet front on M’ st. iu.w., bet. 4 Lots, 21 feet front ach, on” No 6: and 1: near M. 60 fect front on Sa st. n'w., near P! ‘Two 20 foot Lots on Pa. south side, graded... EST HALF OF SWORMSTEDT & BRADI mh4-6t Fe. SALE—VERY CHEAP—A TT 1a pao ae NESS OA REE artes ens VOR SALE—NEAR THE NEW BRIDGE, Square south of 1091. frontage of over 900 fect. Lots average feet deep. Title perfect. Ouly vestment. OF Only 36,000 geet with ian 60 “On generous teriaa Ad in: WELLER & REDLTTL 326 Pennsylvania ave. a<, ‘On Geor P.8_We have plenty of good things tor quick buyers, 1-20 vance. 123-20 R SALE—WE CAN OFFER A NUMBER OF joice Lots in Whitney Close at a very stall ad- A.B. HILL & 00., 1338 F street, FE SALE_THE VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS ‘Hall; 100 lotin rear of D st, containi for sale in, St, east of Properties Othsts. Apply to 228-20 JOR SALE—LOTS_1 eraded, can be imi readily with large profit. 4 £262) Fic, CO’ Jota can be PT, 141 R SALE 1 ite, corner of 9th and D Fee SALE—LOTS—I HAVE A BLOCK OF GROUND 1454110, at the we. corner of 332d aud Psts. nw. OR SALE LOTS—I HAVE FOUR BE sis. inown as, Lincoln feet on 9th st, and 100 feet on D st, with a B30 feet We aieo oer ve: property on| the above, and running to thet. these ‘embrace all the fronton Dist, from Sth to AVS. PRATT & SUNS, Estate and Insurance Axenis, Temporary office 420 9th st., 2d floor. HAVE A BLOCK OF GROUND 100x100, connection with: ved with houses that will rent or sel ‘JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. bw. TIFU it circle. These JNO. A, PRES- 2626 x90, with outlook on Duy sold singly or a8 whole. [HAVE & FRONTA( 240 feet on north side of N st., including corver of 22d St n.w.; Snely located for single residences, or, as a whoi readil Fest. or a lance block of houses that wall rent or sell latge profit, JNO. A. PRESCOTL, 1416 (WWE WESTNINSTER. Ap bat iesiagie fe _Open all the year. (mhlo-2mn) Mins Mt : J°™* Baicutox, bs ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Entirely remodelled and improved. LARGE BEDROOMS, OPEN FIRES, HYDRAULIC ELEVATOR, &o. ‘Will reopen MARCH 7TH and remain open through- out the year, as heretofore, mh3-tn,th,s26t F. W. HEMSLEY & 80) NIMHE RADNOR, South Carolina averme, ‘ear the Ocean, AUai _f4-fomwamks-teolm MRS. A Pos tas Sev end Nort! Moved to the be & HADDON HOUSF, rarolita ave., Atlantic City really eitianged, re-fur x : Lished and modernized, incinditac Otis eleva. . tor, steain heat, erate ren, & REOPENS Mal TH. 4 BST EDWIN LIPPINCOTT. SEA SIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J. ae Aven, 700 feet nearer the wea; yea and refurnished, all recent iuprovements, including Otis. passenger cle ¥ator, salt water bath, electric kpoakitiy. tuber heat dnd low down grates, ow Open forthe gear, EV, _mb8-Im = HE REVERE, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J_ Fe Park Place, Opponite Brighton. ements perfect. M. DAY. mh8-Im ‘Sanitary arrange ah Singur ‘P.O. Box 700. _muh1-1m,my1-2m_ THR ELKTON | BY THE SEA, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Sout | A. P. Mi Ps. py ETHERILI—OCEAN E} KENTUCKY Avenue, Atlantic cg, No Open March gee oe 1 Mrs. M. J. ECKERT (formietly of the Rad- or). P.O. Box 1030, Toajel-2m (se auELecrn re ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Directly on the Beach. ‘Thoroughiy Heated Throughout, ‘Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths. ‘Open All the Year, A.B. ROBERTS. LADIES’ GOODS. _ 11-3m Sezer Sryes a EARLY SPRING MILLINERY. MRS. M. J. HUNT, __ 1209 Fst.n.w. ly Plasters, powders, stubborn growth. aud children. M tric treat GABRIEL, zs WERMILY s LADIES’ SHO) BARGAINS! BARGA\ Being about to retire from the shor close out my entire stock of Ladies Pe Yerp low peices tor cash. A ‘wisi the business can bu Good Will and ata VA, G10 Och st. nw. f U_S, Patent Office, WV. KANE. 507 11TH ST.N.W.—CORSETS MADE Sf Shoulder Hrares: Heform Weista Frenecorseu ineof Shoulder Erares, Ieeform Weis chCorsets Bustles. Corsets laundried. se18-6u0" —— —_—___* Ware, Howann & Co, 25 WEST 16TH ST., NEW YORK, WASHINGTON BRANCH, 815 15TH ST. N. W., (Over Hansou Hiss & Co.'s), IMPORTED DRESSES, WRAPS, Ero, ar LESS THAN PARIS COST. Orders promptly executed. é ENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN: ING ESTAD. Tilo New fons ave. nw Ladies’ and Gents’ Work of every descrip- ANTON & CAROLINE LERCH, Formerty with f4-1m Arrestiox, AKISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH HATE GUODS. MILLE M. J. PRANDI, 1309 F ST. NOVELTIES IN BACK COLFFURES, RUSSIAN BANGS. HAIR DRESSED. "BANGS SHINGLED. Hairdressing by the mouth.” Special attention to placing ot Bridal Veils. md-1 21" NTOX FISHERS | Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment Ro. 906 Gist. nv Thintyive yeare experionce, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Garments: also V Plush Cloaks, Cra fectly cleaned inw Dresses a specialty LATEST vet and pe Veils, Laces, Gloves, &., are per- Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned by this process will not lose their original and ervase spots guaranteed to be removed edectually ‘Goods called for and delivered. Je21 ADIES' ‘Do your own Dyeing at home, with PEERLESS DYES. They will dye everything. They are sold everywhi Price 10e, a package 0 colors. “They have no equal for Streneth, Brightness, Amount in Packages or for Fastnoss of Color or Nou-fading Qualities ‘They do not croak or smut For aale by TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, n027-e0 Drupgiat, 477 Penny vais ave. DW, room JOR SALE—A GENUINE BARGAIN 18 BUILD. | _* {OR SALE-A PRETTY TITTLE LOT ON M ST. repos DRESS SHIELDS x uly, #1425; easy terms. OWNER, m ing lots. 12 lots for $3,500, When improved will net 1 per ny cent. .'G. PROCTOR & SON, 1226 F st. bw. MONEY TO LOAN mh7-6t a) ONEY no 0 be w LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. JOS. C.G. KENNEDY, 720 Lsth at, y TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. STOCKS ‘Bonds, Commercial Paper bought and sold. ‘LOUIS Ci _mh7-Im* 5,000 UNNINGHAM, Broker, i419 F st. TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT 6 per cent on improved or unitn- rty in any part of the city or county. H- KNIGHT, 607 7th stn. four doors above F- mibS-Lw* $63,000 TO LOAN ON APPROVED GITy Fs ‘in sums from $1,000 to 0. BOWLES & 00... ‘Beal Estate Brokers, 1221 st. =I IN HAND. IN SUMS To SUIT. 315,000 Guan ? Im NE! _f24- Me ¥ 124-1m y W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1319 F at, LO Loan ON REAL ESTATE. i ns 92:7 F st. nw. ‘0, LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL ARLES W. HANDY, 971 Het. w. Prompt attention to all applications. WO EDT & BRADLE 500, $2,000, several 9 _lirxer and siuallersuins on approved estate, no delay. C1 reasonable. O SJOHN SHERMA! NE 00, 1407 F at. ABLE BORKOWERS ON FIKST-CLASs REAL Stare CUTTER & WIMER, f12-Im 1423 F'ST. d satisfactory real estate security, in sums to suitat Saud 6 per ceut interest, ONEY M ies, panies. J. EY in sums tosuit Isurance 31.00.00 HILL & JOHNSTON, 738 15th st. nw. 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. laced int security. to customers’ I i, HENTFORD, 14 TO LO! M ‘Mlcney constantly on band to loan, at the lowest tc of inierest, on approved real estate security. "No Gelay. Moderate change ait 453m Estate said Lowy Broker, 1418 Fat. nw, FONEY Pinden aud Boundary sts. (corner). a Tareb aid Boundary sta. fe. me Pane OS. G, HENSEY, mh5-20_ 1006 Fst hw. R SALES BY C. i, KNIGHT, 607 7TH ST. N. W. Cor, ist and Nsts., 29.6x110f Cor. Oth and B sts. s.w., 20x1' oth st. nw, bet. Sand’ T sta, 40x10. Pat. bet. Oth and 10th ste. n, w., 22.6x100. NH ave, bet Land Af ato. 2. w.. 60x10 ft n. Wy at bets Se eet aun Sd ae % 12th! bet. Sand 1 sta. nw, 127x155 Largé lots of cheap groundin n.e..s.. and 8.W. r: LE-TWO OF THE FINEST LOTS ON EvQisinty Ciose. at the northeast corner of Whitney and Warder avenues, fronting 100 feet on Whitney ave. and 300 feet on Warder ave.” Can be subdivided into tnelieyi dean as Whitney Closes War cary terms the beat bargain in Eee ie ; oe apns 1 420 Fst SALES ALF SQUARE 773. FP Siivepaide or Lecnomieal Subdivision. ou att cut ODL Te ine Fo |ALE — WE HAVE A FINE LOT AT WHIT- ey Clea shige elevation; 82 feet front 150 ch vance of orieinal price. “We also bave's lange eadvan humber of other desirable mame, mae F? )R SALE—A DESIRABLE LOT houses, fronting on B ats. w. vet 3 a Tw sold cheap to an puighasers a "Frontage on 17th st. cant 436 feet, on South B st, 161 feet mooctess yusette sve. ot bins fet ot ea 1: F st. un FS %, Goch Hors PARK, i. F 8.7. SUIT, 402 6th st. nw. y eee MU se15, AT LOWEST RATES OF 1: ON TO LOAN. TERI REAL ESTATE SECURITY, BEALE & HARKIS, 1524 F st. nw. ON REAL ESTATE, 1a9)_THOS. E. WAGGAMAN _ TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, INSUMS ‘interest, i, at loweut rate of EO HOLTZMAN, corner 10th and F sts, n..w. Mor ‘TO LOANON APPROVED REALESTATE SECURITY. ‘Moderate: au30 ‘commissions. No, GEO. W. LINKINS, cor. H and 19th sta, F ONEY Mi TOLOAN gumns to SUIE, Real Estate security, a ‘on approved ty, at lowest rates of! te No wt Decemsary’ delay. 3,¥- 8 HUY, if 1505 Petinsyivania ave, Maniicp toca at on, real ssutescourty: Tt fOr "ehhown, ‘oc20 1 Avaula ae. MO EAE na: ay Wate PHS Pee aw. eS, (M°"®* T0L0an ox REAL ESTATE aT Lowest ‘DANENHOWER &. apt priy7s ‘ONEY ON TA 3 Mca scouts slowest fates of interest ho alan | 303 7that nw. Sescur, [xpucemenrs AT 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Have just W. M. SHUSTER & 80xB Purchased to great advantage a lot of suit- ings for early spring; all wool, very stylish, one and half yards wide, at $1.25. One lot of Black Satin Bhadames, st $1.25; very su- perior quality. ‘Are the best in Uhe world. ‘poTHEY ARE ABSOLUTELY TMPERVIOUS. ISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY, 430 10ru ST. NW. MSS Rc eo ernie ete LOT Sy Sans Tial, and guarantees perfect Bt aud com Hkh SPECIALTINS ARK French Hand: : . Merino Underwear Patent Shoulder Braces, aid all Dress Réform Goods. French Corsets and Bustles. Children’s Corsets und a $1 Corset (Miss E.'s own make) that for the price is unsurpassed. N.B—French, German aud Spanish spoken. mrl4 Hicuzsr Guaps Cuauracxe IN THE WORLD, Reims. CARTE BLANCHE, A Magnificent, Rich Wine GRAND VIN SEC, ‘The New Dry Wine, Price—Quarts, $30.20; Pinta, $32.20. For sale by the leading Wine Merchants and Grocers. eo) Saurs, ‘THE PIONEER CLOTHIER OF SEVENTH STREET, HAS RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AFTER SPENDING SEVERAL YEARS IN BALTIMORE MANUFACTURING CLOTHING, AND COMES BACK WITH AN EXPERIENCE IN ALL THE BRANCHES. OF THE CLOTH! iG BUSINESS, AND HAS LOCATED AT 924 7TH ST_N. W., AND WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS OLD FRIENDS: AND CUSTOMERS, ALSO AS MANY NEW ONES AS APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF GOOD STYLISH- MADE CLOTHING, MANY OF OUR GOODS AKE EQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK. FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS, A FULL DOL- LAR’S WORTH OF GOODS FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU PAY. WE INTEND TO ESTABLISH OUR BUSINESS ON A SOLID FOUNDATION. WEAR OUR CLOTHING FOR A YEAR AND IF IT DOES NOT WEAR AS WE REPRESENT IT, WE WILL RE- TURN YOUR MONKY. HONEST WEAR RESIST- ING GOODS AT HONEST PRICES. WEGIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF THIRTY-ONE YEAR'S EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS. GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES, AND FAR BETTER THAN CHEAP GOODS AT HIGH PRICES. OUR GOODS WILL STAND THE TEST OF TIME, AND OUR REPUTATION STANDS GOOD FOR ALL WE SAY. PRINCE ALBERT AND LAT. EST CUTAWAY SUITS FOR SPRING WEAR ARE NOW COMING IN ADVANCE STYLES. WE OPEN TO-MORROW, AND NEW THINGS ARE AR- RIVING DAILY. BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ARE A SPECIAL FEATURE WITH US, ALSO KNEE PANTS. A SPECIAL DRIVE IN A LOT CHILDREN’S SHORT PANTS—1 LOT AS LOW AS 25,AND 200 PAIRS WORTH 85,75, AND 65, CHOICE FOR 50c. CHILDREN’S SUITS AT 82.50, 3 AND UP. WE WANT THE MEN, WE WANT ‘THE BOYS AND WE WANT THE LADIES TO COME. TO OUR HOUSE FOR ALL STYLES OF CLOTH- ING, FROM THE 3-YEAR-OLD CHILD TO THE 300-POUND MAN. COME ALONG, YOU clsenes AMI by this superior process. Ladies’ Even. | Arrexrox Or Hovsexerrsas Is called to. MY SPECIAL FLOUR Which I think Has no equal For Making ROLLS and LIGHT BREAD Price low. 2. W. BURCHELL, 26 1325 Fst Pararsco Frovrrsa Mua, Established: —_ PATAPSCO SUPERLATIVE PATENT, MAROC OF AME Me, AND Te BESTE EVERY RESPECT POR FAMILY USE. The value of four depends upon the ESRENTL ELEMENTS OF NUTRITION CONTAINED EX THE BALAD IT MAKES. ese, and Virginia wheat, 4 which our PATE! KOLLER: Ehiehy manufactured: has lone bee Ite beat rm ‘nont ouperior quality, Wreause it bax a BY T TER COM: BINATION OF GLUTEN AND PHOSPHATES THAN ANY OTHER. This fact is recownt ‘oly in this an wel, where 1 ntry but in the United Kis | the “PATAPSCO. SUPERLATIVE commands "deer | ‘more_monry. than ay other “American Sout, thereby clearly, demonstrating ite or qualities Tormaking the whitest, eectest anal moa! nutritious ASK YOUR GROCER FOR PATAPSCO SUPERLA- TIVE PATENT. If he does not ks itand will notget it for you, Write to us and we will let know where it can be c. A GAMBKILL MANUFACTURING ©. them 214 Commerce st, Baltimore, Ma Norice ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF ERR RRR Fr ; c 3 ROR F ® aSSs Sock fk ET SoS Eee RoR ker Sss¥ > THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT FROCESS FLOUR. Tt x without a doubt the most Bracrircr and the | most Nurerrtovs Flour in the World ‘The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery ited ‘up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNsvrpassep by any mill in the world, To prove that, we would simply state that a lance quan- | tity of this magnificent Flour is shij HOWEVER, | Like everything else that has gained renown, some | person or Persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has gained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior | article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Be sure and see to it that either sacks or barrels read “CERES,” and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS Attached. None genuine without the twogold medala. W. M. GALT & Co, 21 ‘Wholesale Flour and Grai Pow Trans Ouve Ou. Ascweet and palatableas FRESH CREAM. Large Invoices in Stock. ELPHONZO YOUNGS ‘Company, 428 9th stroot, Ext ___HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ ——— — Wart Parens Axp Fursco Pasma AT LOWEST PRICES. Just received, a new line of inexpensive CRETONNES AND LACES. P. HANSON HISS & CO. —mbo 81S Sth at Deconre Toner Sers ‘We are opening to-day new shapes and decorations In ‘TOILET SETS, ‘The Best we have Ever Offered for the price, who | WILMARTH & EDMONSTOX, China and Giass Importers 1205 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Brreass CARPETS, FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS ‘THIS WEEK, aT W. H. HOFKE'S, 801 Market Space, 308 and 510 8thet_ f° J. By Dernecx | M. Dernevs, Horudilg wt, Hanson ub a 3, BEEBAGUS eon B08 5 We wish tocall sour tention fo our lete stock of Paper GREAT DISCOUNT. ‘We will offer our remaining stock of Heating Stoves ‘at from 10 to 20 per cent discount from regular prices, Agents for DANFORTH FLUID. W. 8. JENKS & CO, 17 Tre Sraeer ¥. W. ‘SEWING MACHINES, &. SEWING | same HE SILENT NEW AMERICAN, No. 7, SEWING MACHINES, Yew, Avtematio Stich Dia axe lightess of runuing, strength and THEY ARE NO RISK TO HEALTH. y Sewing Machine made without spiral cree pen for cdreuiar Sud over 2000 se Telephoue cal $252 e AUHASACH, 7thand Hata, atid Htenting, ali Kinds. Sole Axeut. D.C. Next Door to aucrbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot. ja NgaEine. EXCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWING MACHINE. es i yualed for “ il a? machine extant for Laghtnean Quictussa tyroed Perioct ‘cxiaut for Laghtesn, Quetta Wonka Benes of Pana “ite White to kaye Be fun wd; B RICHMOND, Maiaper, 2 78 Agent for Hall's Forums tor Dresses. Prieg #350." Also U __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. _ HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS In all the Latest Noveltiesia WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECK WEAR, HOSIERY, £0. Shirts to Order, Gfor $12. A perfect ft ruarantesd ELLERY'S, 1337 F street. 8, (CHESTER coun CHEA AMERY BUTTER! PENNSYLVANIA'S PRIDE! ‘This choice and Standard Alderney Sag Sle este eens wear aici Caw